If the cable is under 6 feet, the thinnest 75ohm coax is all you'll need, imho.
My buddy who wires soundboards will use a twisted pair stripped from CAT5 cable on internal runs of 12 feet or less for AES/BEU.
I see that as extreme, but he is sure that it has no sonic effects.
FWIW, a twisted pair is approximately 70 to 110 ohms, depending on wire gauge, insulation thickness, and twists-per-inch.
Right on the money for the intended purpose.
If you want overkill, use RG-59 type ! Thick, low-loss 72 ohm cable
I use Belden 1855A, thin cable, cheap and quite effective.
FWIW, my buddy and his twisted pair will tell you that you cannot hear digital cable unless you spin it very fast in the air.
Think about it, it is passing a datastream to a PLL reclock. The clock and error correction algorithms will overtake
all but the most gross errors. And on those, it should declare an error.
I am prone to agree with him, but I accept that others have differing opinions.